A Real Hero Meets His Hero 

When 6-year-old Bridger Walker saw his little sister in danger, he didn’t hesitate. Without thinking of his own safety, he jumped in front of a dog to protect her. His bravery came at a cost—he needed 90 stitches—but in that moment, he became a real-life hero.

A year later, Bridger’s story reached the ears of his own hero—Spider-Man himself, Tom Holland. True to his word, Holland invited Bridger and his family to his movie set. Zendaya joined too, and the two stars welcomed the young hero with open arms. Holland even showed Bridger how to strike the perfect Spidey pose, proving that even superheroes need heroes.

 Bridger, who had already shown more courage than most, found himself face-to-face with his idol—a reminder that true heroism doesn’t come from a costume, but from the heart.

 A superhero on screen met a superhero in real life—and together, they reminded us what true courage looks like: not in the battle, but in the willingness to put others first, no matter the cost.